Gusty winds and heavy showers continue to batter Hawaii, prompting high wind and flood watches with multiple power outages reported across the islands. Meanwhile, the state soccer boys finals scheduled for Saturday at Waipio Peninsula Soccer Complex were postponed to Wednesday due to the foul weather. In Honolulu, Mayor Rick Blangiardi is urging Taiwan to address the crumbling and crime-ridden Chinatown Cultural Plaza, appealing directly to President Lai Ching-te for assistance. On a lighter note, the Honolulu Zoo welcomed a new warthog duo from California, with seven-year-old Vitani and nine-year-old Little Bit adding to the animal family. Oahu businesses are also gearing up for the Big Game while bracing for the severe weather forecast, as restaurants and sports bars prepare for one of the busiest days of the year. Lastly, Honolulu’s Skyline rail system set a new record with nearly 13,000 rides on a single weekday, marking a milestone in public transit usage on the island.